Toronto Trim's Hotel Cum Drop-in Centre

Originally posted by sunnybunny
Weedlette, if you're going to be my rebound fuck, you're going to have to temporarily rid yourself of that hideous avatar...it makes you look like you're advertising your dick sucking capacity, which is such a turnoff, IMO.

It shows how much I want to bite bite bite bite bite you.

[greatwhitenorthchick]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
I have been very angry when I've broken up with people. I've thrown things, including a ... very heavy crystal ashtray.

Were you 19 and did it hit him in the head and give him a cut that required 4 stitches? Because if so, you are me! Yay for us/me!

[ABBAKiss]

Originally posted by sunnybunny
... and you are concerned he might burn it or lose it if you ask for it...

How did this happen? Why would you ever date someone who you believe to be capable of doing something like this should things not turn out? Why on earth would he be so unstable as to do something like this? I don't get vindictive breakup situations. Things didn't work out - move on.

[sunnybunny]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
I thought it was:

"He tells you he's leaving to climb Everest, when really he's holed up in some cougar's condo on South Beach. You love him. You plan welcome back party for him and 100 of his friends. He hears about it and decides he doesn't want to fight over not going to get his own cake when he returns. He doesn't love you anymore and probably didn't well before he left."

Sound more realistic?

TM

sorry, guess again, you have two more tries.

[sunnybunny]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Translation:

I got dumped on my head. Again.

TM

Oops, make that one more try.

[sunnybunny]

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
How did this happen? Why would you ever date someone who you believe to be capable of doing something like this should things not turn out? Why on earth would he be so unstable as to do something like this? I don't get vindictive breakup situations. Things didn't work out - move on.

Yeah, I wouldn't have thought it from him a year ago, but he was pretty ticked off when I said bubye.

Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
And soccer fields are within a range

Yes - usually the range at which a burning flare has a 50%-75% chance of nailing that wee prick from the other team who's lining up for a corner.

[ThurgreedMarshall]

Originally posted by sunnybunny
Oops, make that one more try.

Last guess: You ballooned up while he was gone.

TM

[sunnybunny]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Last guess: You ballooned up while he was gone.

TM

Actually, I lost 4 lbs.


You suck.

[robustpuppy]

Originally posted by ThurgreedMarshall
Last guess: You ballooned up while he was gone.

TM

As if there's anything wrong with that!


:dance2:

I've really got to pick up some self tanner.

[mmm3587]

Originally posted by bold_n_brazen
[scintilliating State Bar Code excerpts]

It makes more sense to me that, like you've cited, state bars have the ability to suspend a member of the bar merely for being charged; they have broad discretion to take action in a lots of cases anyway.

I would be surprised, however, if state bars are actually regularly acting before criminal proceedings have been completed; I always remember references to lawyers being convicted (through trial or plea) or acquitted of crimes making reference to further action by a state bar. In the case of conviction, it's usually "He'll lose his license now. " or "The plea agreement included an agreement to give up his license." In the case of acquittal, it's usually "He may still be subject to bar proceedings, including disbarment."

Absent extreme circumstances, I have an aversion to action by an administrative body prior to adjudication of the criminality of the offense; from their practice, it seems that state bar officials tend to agree with me.

This reminds me: whatever happened with all that F. Lee Bailey stuff? Did he do any time? Get disbarred?

[Nut Case, Sensitive]

Originally posted by Iron Steve
... climbers are full blown nutmunching tree huggers 99.9% of the time. BO-ring. No offence.

Nuts!

Trees!

Sod!

[Replaced_Texan]

Originally posted by robustpuppy
As if there's anything wrong with that!


:dance2:

I've really got to pick up some self tanner.

I spent two days reading while sprawled out under the sun this weekend. I'm at the tender red stage right before I turn golden brown.

[Iron Steve]

Originally posted by Nut Case, Sensitive
Nuts!

Trees!

Sod!

Aren't you my sock!?!?!?

[mmm3587]

Originally posted by ABBAKiss
How did this happen? Why would you ever date someone who you believe to be capable of doing something like this should things not turn out? Why on earth would he be so unstable as to do something like this? I don't get vindictive breakup situations. Things didn't work out - move on.

2, who the fuck is destroying passports of their ex-lovers? I don't think that I would ever date someone I thought would get all apeshit on me after the fact, including destroying proprerty, calling or e-mailing people (including work contacts) or having knock-down/drag-out arguments in public or any sort of physical violence.

Similarly, hasn't she been with this guy awhile? I think that you owe a person you've been with a while a discussion of issues and attempted resolution before you just get the fuck out. Get your passport and other important stuff during that period. If he was out of the country for three months and she had a key to his place and was gonna break up with him when he came back, why didn't she address possessions-related issues when he was shitting in the snow four miles above the Earth?

Finally, I think the fact that he gave her a key with the intent that she use it means that she has both implied and express consent to enter his apartment using that key, even if the reason is to get her shit so that she can break up with him, or because she has already broken up with him.